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PSSA 20090205 E Average Solution

Hope Charter School solution to PSSA math Challenge Problem of the Day. This data analysis problem requires proper reading of values from a chart and calculating the average.

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PSSA 20090205 E Average Solution

Hope Charter School solution to PSSA math Challenge Problem of the Day. This data analysis problem requires proper reading of values from a chart and calculating the average.

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HOPE Charter School Thursday, February 5, 2009

2009 PSSA Boot Camp

PSSA Math Reporting Categories:


A Numbers and Operations
B Measurement
C Geometry
D Algebraic Concepts
√ E Data Analysis and Probability

SOLUTION
Name (legibly printed): _______________________________________________

Seminar (circle one): Ackerman Beals Capers Harvey Hickson

Instructions:
• Place your solution into box in front of main office by end of 4th period today.
• Winner will be announced during 6th period lunch today. Winner will be
randomly selected from all entries, but the answer must be correct and justified
(SHOW WORK OR EXPLAIN).
• Link with questions and solutions posted at [Link]

What was the average number of hours Fran worked during the four months?

Solution:

Read the graph (bar chart) for the number of


hours worked by Fran for May, June, July, and
August: 80, 140, 120, 40, respectively.

The average number of hours Fran worked


during the four months is

80 + 140 + 120 + 40
4

380
4

95
A 85 hours
B 90 hours
C 95 hours
D 190 hours

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